JONESBORO, Ark- St. Bernards Medical Center hosts its fifth Project SEARCH graduation Thursday night at the hospital. Project SEARCH trains and helps prepare adults with intellectual disabilities to secure jobs in the community. The program is through a partnership with ACCESS Initiative, Arkansas Rehabilitation Services, and St. Bernards Medical Center. Mary Housewright works alongside the ten interns at St. Bernards, the programs host site. She says it’s a gift to watch the

JONESBORO, Ark- Veterans across town gathered on this Memorial Day to honor the life of an Arkansas National Guardsman from Jonesboro, who paid the ultimate sacrifice to save others during World War II. “To honor and remember the actions and the ultimate sacrifice made by P.V. James Roy Wiles and Battery C 206 Coastal Artillery Regiment of the Arkansas Army National Guard,” The VFW Post 1991 honored Private First-Class James Roy Wiles this morning. The Jonesboro native and me

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Mayor Barabara Lewallen addresses the ongoing controversy surrounding the debris pile in the middle of Trumann and when citizens can expect to see it removed.

In this week’s “Monday Minute with Your Mayor” segment, Walnut Ridge Mayor Charles Snapp expounds on the growth the city has experienced in the last five years and why in his opinion Walnut Ridge is quickly becoming the place to live and work in Northeast Arkansas. (Toggle closed captions on and off through the video player settings.)

The festival takes place May 14 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. in downtown Jonesboro. On the web: https://www.OasisFest.org (Toggle closed captions on and off through the video player settings.)

JONESBORO, Ark- Summer is right around the corner, and the City of Jonesboro, is one step closer to possibly creating a new park in town just in time for the Arkansas heat. The City of Jonesboro is in the application process, applying for a $1-million-dollar federal grant. That, if awarded, would be used to create a new park on the northeast side of town. “We are very excited we have advanced to the second round of the admissions process,” Brian Richardson, the city's chief a

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